Kenneth C. Rannick, P.C.

Focus and practice areas

Kenneth C. Rannick, P.C. is a Chattanooga bankruptcy firm that works with consumers and small businesses. The website centers its legal services on bankruptcy filings and debt relief. It names Chapter 7, Chapter 13, credit card debt, and Subchapter V among its practice areas.

The service list combines specific bankruptcy procedures with a common form of consumer debt. Credit card debt relief sits within the firm's consumer bankruptcy work. Subchapter V adds a separate form of debt reorganization for small businesses.

Consumer bankruptcy matters

Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 appear as separate services on the firm's website. Kenneth C. Rannick handles filings under both chapters for clients in the Chattanooga area. The site also places general bankruptcy law alongside those named filing types.

Credit card debt receives its own entry in the practice list. The firm works with clients who seek relief from that kind of debt. Its stated consumer work connects debt concerns with Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings.

Small business debt reorganization

The website identifies Subchapter V as the firm's small business service. It describes the procedure as a way for small businesses to reorganize debt. That work adds business cases to a service list centered mainly on consumer bankruptcy.

The description stays tied to debt reorganization and small business clients. The firm lists Subchapter V separately from Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Each category appears by its formal name on the home page.

Attorney credentials and filing history

The website identifies Kenneth C. Rannick as Attorney At Law and names him as the attorney associated with the firm. His biography focuses on bankruptcy work. It provides dates for both his filing experience and his consumer bankruptcy certification.

Rannick is licensed and insured as a bankruptcy attorney in Tennessee and Georgia. The stated licenses cover two jurisdictions, while the published county service list covers parts of Tennessee. The site ties his work most directly to Chattanooga and the surrounding named counties.

Board certification and licensing

Rannick has been Board Certified in Consumer Bankruptcy Law by the American Board of Certification since 1994. The firm identifies the certification field, issuing body, and starting year. Those details define the credential with precision.

The certification corresponds directly with the firm's listed consumer services. Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and credit card debt all fall within the work described on the site. Subchapter V forms the small business portion of the firm's bankruptcy caseload.

Stated filing record

The firm reports that Rannick has filed more than 17,000 bankruptcies since 1988. It attributes those filings to work for clients in the Chattanooga area. The home page, about page, and structured site data repeat the same figure.

The filing total is the most detailed measure of experience published by the firm. It covers bankruptcy filings as a whole and uses 1988 as the starting point. The site states experience since 1988 but does not identify a corporate founding year.

In my opinion, the combination of a dated certification and a stated filing count is the firm profile's strongest evidence. Both claims include details that can be read without broad promotional language. The record identifies who performed the work, the type of work involved, and the period covered.

Counties within the service area

The firm serves Hamilton, Bradley, Marion, Polk, Sequatchie, Bledsoe, Rhea, Meigs, and McMinn counties. Chattanooga is the firm's stated base. Hamilton County appears first in a service area that includes eight other Tennessee counties.

The county list defines the local reach of the firm's bankruptcy work. It appears on both the home and contact pages. The firm associates its filing history with clients across the Chattanooga area.

Rannick's licensing statement covers Tennessee and Georgia. The firm's published service area names Tennessee counties. These statements separate his professional licensing from the office's stated local coverage.

Website identity and public profiles

The home, about, and contact pages consistently use the legal name Kenneth C. Rannick, P.C. The site's structured data uses that same name. The published material centers the identity of the firm on Rannick and his bankruptcy work.

The structured data lists public profiles on YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn. The YouTube account uses the handle @kenrannick. These profiles accompany the firm's main website presence.

The website presents the named practice areas in direct terms. It identifies the consumer chapters, the credit card debt service, and the small business procedure. The attorney biography supplies the certification, licensing, and filing history connected with those services.

Reviewer view of the stated record

The firm's strongest factual points concern Rannick's personal credentials and filing activity. His board certification dates to 1994, and the reported filing history begins in 1988. The claim of more than 17,000 bankruptcy filings provides a stated measure of his work in the Chattanooga area.

The practice list has distinct entries for consumer filings and small business reorganization. Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and credit card debt define the consumer side. Subchapter V covers small businesses that seek to reorganize debt.

The geographic information is equally specific. The firm names Hamilton, Bradley, Marion, Polk, Sequatchie, Bledsoe, Rhea, Meigs, and McMinn counties. Rannick is licensed and insured as a bankruptcy attorney in Tennessee and Georgia.